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  1. Mr Hip Guy liked JanAtheCPA's post in the thread Pudendal Neuralgia / CPPS due to injury... TMS?.

    Great response from @Cactusflower, with this in particular worth repeating: I strongly second the recommendation to do the Structured...

    Jan 27, 2025 at 1:39 PM
  2. Mr Hip Guy liked Cactusflower's post in the thread Pudendal Neuralgia / CPPS due to injury... TMS?.

    You've obviously had some chronic issues for a very very long time, like myself. My posture has been dramatically altered, including the...

    Jan 27, 2025 at 10:02 AM
  3. Mr Hip Guy replied to the thread Pudendal Neuralgia / CPPS due to injury... TMS?.

    As a fellow cyclist (road bike, mtn bike, spin bike, etc), I can relate to what you wrote and as a TMS sufferer (look for my threads...

    Jan 27, 2025 at 9:59 AM
  4. Mr Hip Guy liked Cactusflower's post in the thread Confused about sudden knee pain.

    I am finding that on my own TMS journey, internal issues come up when they are ready to surface. I suspect you are right on the money...

    Jan 23, 2025
  5. Mr Hip Guy liked Baseball65's post in the thread Confused about sudden knee pain.

    Yes. In fact, resting tells yourself that something 'bad' is happening that needs to be rested. If the pain comes back? Keep...

    Jan 23, 2025
  6. Mr Hip Guy liked JanAtheCPA's post in the thread Confused about sudden knee pain.

    First of all: everything that @Cactusflower is saying. To answer this specific question: Well, we can't, as I think Cactus indicated....

    Jan 23, 2025
  7. Mr Hip Guy replied to the thread Confused about sudden knee pain.

    If "you" know that, then you better believe the subconscious "you" knows that too - and has picked its target and method of delivery...

    Jan 23, 2025
  8. Mr Hip Guy liked JanAtheCPA's post in the thread Symptoms: sports hernia/osteitis pubis, TMJ, hyperacusis, dry mouth, trouble speaking.

    Hah - truer words were never spoken. @Recoverytime2024!, I wonder if you could trim down your lengthy list of TMS-related activities...

    Jan 23, 2025